Mid-Atlantic Organic Resource Company

From spoil to soil, from high cost to hot commodity, from expense to essential, from haul-away to high demand, from trash to treasure, from burden to boon, transforming waste to revenue, convert liabilities into assets, from waste to worth.

OUR MISSION

As farmers, we want to make a better fertilizer that is environmentally friendly and economically better for our fields.

Boosting Productivity and Protecting the Land

Increase in field crop yield
Incremental revenue from chicken farms
Over 55 million pounds of organics diverted from landfills/10 million pounds of organics diverted from landfills EACH YEAR

The MAORC Difference

Soybean field with mature plants and the setting sun in the background.

MAORC compost boosts field crop yields, reduces costs and enhances the soil

Person holding a handful of wood shavings or chips over a pile of similar material.

MAORC miscanthus bedding for poultry producers promotes healthier, more productive flocks

A person crouching next to a large pile of soil or compost outdoors, with a field and trees in the background, and cloudy sky overhead.

MAORC compost qualifies for government grant programs

VIEW OUR PRODUCTS

A gardening workspace with soil, a green scoop, a small pair of garden scissors, and a decorative plant in a circular container placed on a gray surface.

Lower tipping fees for qualified organic waste

Two tractors working in a farm field during sunset, with a background of trees and a hedge.

Government agencies seeking to use MAORC products for commercial applications

A farm with a red barn, a large white-covered storage area, dirt piles, and farm vehicles surrounded by fields and trees with fall foliage.

OUR PROPRIETARY PROCESS

Diagram illustrating the cycle of organic miscanthus cultivation with four steps: 1. Create organic miscanthus mix compost free of pesticides, herbicides, and active seeds. 2. MAORC compost boosts crop yields and reduces costs. 3. Chickens bedded with MAORC miscanthus are likely fed with MAORC fertilized crops. 4. Waste collection returns to create more organic miscanthus compost, continuing the cycle.